Mutiny on the British Bark Plymouth Bound for Buenos Ayres
The British bark Plymouth escaped Boston yesterday after one third of its crew mutinied and two men fled to shore. Ringleaders claimed the ship was unseaworthy, but officers dispute this. Hussey and Gunnarson tried to force ashore six crewmen, then leapt overboard as the tug Vesta prepared to move the ship. A dory picked up the pair. other mutineers were kept aboard and later subdued.
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Buenos Ayres
Illiam Murphy
W. R. Jameson
Herman
Schmidt
James Hussey
Hugh McDonald
Matthias Gunarson
Fred Hacker
Robert Rogan
John Don
Charles Palmer
Harry Wilson
John Burke
Oscar Johnson
Fred Potter
Henry Walsh
August Ackermanson
Hussey
Boston
Davison
Gunnarson
Finn
Acker
Rogan
Potter
Vesta
Boston Light
Commercial Street
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Charlie Ballem
Holyoke Strike Widens Across Textile Mills
June protest shuts all but Whiting Paper Co plants as pickets post at mills. Women workers argue with strikers while many workers seek new employment. Unions press for evening meeting and expect broad support and assistance in the strike. About 9000 workers affected.
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Holyoke
Whiting Paper Company
Independence Sailor Injured in Onboard Incident
A sailor aboard Independence sustained the crushing of three toes on his right foot in an on deck accident. He was evacuated to a hospital for treatment following the incident.
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Chris’ Buys
Tone Pendence
Abe
Judge Hanna Takes the Witness Stand in Libel Suit
The Woodbury Holdy libel case opens Day 2 with Judge Septimus J. Hanna testifying but offering plain, non sensational remarks. Witnesses include Mrs Woodbury and Mrs Choate as attorneys clash over church power and Mrs Eddy’s authority and the Babylonian reference in the disputed message.
Court session debates libel links to Arena article
Judge Bell ruled out Mr. Peabody's line of questioning about a Christian Science publication. The exchange centered on whether Mrs. Eddy and Mrs. Woodbury commented on the Arena article. Adjournment came as counsel argued over the relevance and admissibility of the disputed material.
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Arena
Paine's Subway Plea Targets Massachusetts Democrats
Robert Treat Paine Jr issues a strong appeal urging Massachusetts Democrats to resist Boston Elevated Railway efforts to control the Washington Street subway. He argues the city should own the subway, cites Democratic platforms favoring home ownership, and calls for legislative resistance across House and Senate.
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Boston Elevated Railway
Boston
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Commonwealth
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Pepros Statios
House
Benate
Rial
Oases
Battle over $4,000 loan bill before Board of Aldermen
The $4,000.90 loan bill faces strong opposition from Aldermen Tinkham and Norris as it goes to the Board of Aldermen. Critics allege the measure primarily funds land deals with items including $180,000 for a new police HQ and $75,000 to enlarge public grounds nursery. Skeptics say land values are inflated and city officials have interests in the sales.
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Tinkham
Norris
South
Boston
Chestnut Hill
Battle among Allied troops in Tientsin results in casualties
June 3 report describes a serious clash in Tientsin as British Fusileers policing a house raid by French soldiers were attacked. German and Japanese forces joined the French side. Five Fusileers fired, killing one Frenchman and wounding three others. subsequent fighting left multiple wounded on both sides. Authorities halted the clash with German officers and guards.
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Tientsin
Burns Sentenced for Life in Wife Murder Case
Thomas J. Burns was sentenced to life in State prison for the murder of his wife on March 6. In Superior Criminal Court Judge Sherman accepted Burns plea of guilty to murder in the second degree after a conference with his counsel, and the case was quickly disposed of with the prisoner remaining unmoved.
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Sherman
Superior Criminal Court
Burns
Were Merry Minstrels Standings Room at East Boston Lyceum
East Boston Lyceum Hall crowd fills to view Ladies' Auxiliary No. 36 minstrel show. Joseph F. Hickey acts as interlocutor while Edward Brennan, George Parsons and others perform bones and tambourines. Young ladies of the auxiliary appear with several district men in a lively program.
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East Boston
Ladies’ Auxiliary No
Joseph F. Hickey
Edward Brennan
George Parsons
Frederick Strachan
Alfred Allen
Edward Paw
Harry Sawyer
Auxiliary
Edward Paul
Katherin Millse
Clara Kimball
Thomas Digan
Margaret Carey
James C. Hare
Alice Clancy
Norman McKenzie
Henry Smith
Cadet Orchestra
Harry Burns
Hedly Gillis
Gowdey Statement Clarifies Defense in Noted Suit
A statement by attorney Sanford B Gowdey on June 3 reports developments in a high profile suit. The filing concerns George F Fort of Connecticut and involves key parties including Mrs. Een All and Mrs. Seinke amid ongoing legal action.
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New York
Sanford
Gowdey
Een
George Fort
New Bedford Faces Delay On Municipal Lighting Bill
The Senate, after House passage, ordered reference to the next General Court delaying the New Bedford municipal lighting plant bill for one year. Mayor Ashley had favored municipal ownership in a supporting letter, surprising the chamber.
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New Bedford
House
Ashley
Opposition Frames Bill to Repeal Haverhill Gas Charter
Mr Williams of Middlesex opposed the measure as a substitute from Mr Carey for the adverseManufactures committee report. Mr Shaw of Suffolk sought information while Mr Gardner traced the $400000 purchase of Haverhill Gas Light by the company arguing it overvalued by $100000. Gas commissioners later cut gas price to 8 cents and the appeal rests in U S courts. The bill failed and Mr Fitzgerald’s roll call request was denied.
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Middlesex
Haverhill Gas Securities Company
House
Carey
Manufactures
Shaw
Suffolk
Gardner
Haverhill Gas Light Company
United States
Butler
Essex
Haverhill
Fitzgerald
Harvard College overseers suffrage extension debate
Mr Tolman of Berkshire moved to refer the bill on extending suffrage to overseers of Harvard College to degree holders chosen by the corporation and overseers. Mr Gardner proposed restricting extension to bachelors of science. he opposed, but the motion carried 12 to 9.
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Berkshire
Harvard College
Gardner
Amendments to Lyceum School Bill
Mr Currier moves an amendment to allocate 85000 dollars for the Lyceum School for Boys and place expenditure under the State Board of Charity. Mr Lawrence acknowledges cost but says the return is as good as any use of funds while opposing transfer of authority from the trustees.
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Gardner Seeks Delay on General Court Prorogation
The Sullivan order asking the Governor to prorogue the General Court was taken from the table by Mr. Gardner of Essex. It was amended to read Friday June 7 and then rejected by a decisive vote.
Reconsideration Moves House Vote on Aluminum Salt Investigation
The House votes to reconsider the motion rejecting the order for a State Board of Health inquiry into the effects of aluminum salts in goos, placing the measure on tomorrow's orders of the day. The Senate refuses Boston sewer assessment amendment and debates dam plans on the Charles River.
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Metropollitan
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Newman for President at New York Central
New man W H Newman, head of Lake Shore Michigan Southern, was elected president of the New York Central at a directors meeting at Grand Central Station. Edgar Van Etten was named second vice president and may relocate to Boston to oversee the Boston and Albany line.
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New York Central
van Etten
New York
W. H. Newman
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Bigs Lyne
New York Central Railroad
Grand Central Station
Edgar van Etten
Boston
Boston & Albany
No Combine Talks Between Salvation Army and VOA
Commander Booth Tucker of the Salvation Army declared there is no truth in reports that negotiations are underway to amalgamate the Salvation Army with the Volunteers of America. He stated there is absolutely no project, secret or otherwise, for joining the two movements.
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Booth Tucker
Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Saunders Fight Over Referendum on Boston Subway Lease
Debate centers on a 40 to 49 year subway lease with the Elevated company and a referendum rider. Saunders argues a city loan and rent plan costs less and protects labor and public interests while opponents urge voter input and scrutiny.
Patrick A. Collins Club of Ward 16 Formed
Prominent Ward 16 Democrats convened last night and organized the Patrick A. Collins Club of Ward 16. Founding members include William J. Covan who previously led the Collins delegation, along with James J. Kennedy, John T. Kennedy, Patrick Galvin, and other local figures.
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Ward
Patrick A. Collins
William J. Covan
Collins
Callahan
John T
Herne Funeral Today in New York
The funeral of Ames A Herne will be held at a home in New York today with services tomorrow at 1 o clock. There will be no religious service. the body will be cremated at Pond. The arrangements were announced by John B. Ge More.
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Ames A
Ferne
Afernoon
John
Pond
Wedding Under Police Guard At St Patrick's Cathedral
Harry Lehr wed Mrs. John Vinton Dahlgren at noon in St. Patrick's Cathedral with heavy police protection after a Baltimore rumor warned of attack. Archbishop Corrigan officiated as detectives patrolled inside and outside to guard the groom and ensure a quiet society ceremony.
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Harry Lehr
John Vinton Dahlgren
Corrigan
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Baltimore
Lehr
Tehr
Sherry’s
George F. Drexel
Sereotistt
Philadelphia
Baltimore Society Adopts New Greeting Custom
The Baltimore scene embraces Harry Lehr's new form of greeting, replacing Hello and How d you do with Greeting. At Music Hall the social dictator demonstrates the gesture by locking fingers with party members and saying Greeting.
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Baltimore
Harry “Lehr
Mr. Lehr
Harry
Forty-Fifth Infantry Mustered Out at Presidio
The Forty-fifth Infantry U. S. Army was mustered out of service at the Presidio San Francisco today.
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Forty-fifth Innfantry
Presidio
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